VEVOR Weight Training Pull Sled, Fitness Strength Speed Training Sled, Steel Power Sled Workout Equipment for Athletic Exercise and Speed Improvement

Excelente precio y comodidad

When my husband turned it on its side, it broke. He already repaired it or I would send back!

Great for lightweight running, not so much for heavy, slow walks. Can't accommodate a 45lb plate, handles 35s and smaller very well. It would be nice to have a clip point on the front of the harness for reverse speed pulls.

Very poorly designed. Standard size plates won’t sit flat on this sled due to the location of the pull clips. Also the sled will not push across any type of surface with friction. Just wants to tip forward and dig in. Will be returning.

I'm not sure why people have some bad experiences with this sled, it works very well for me. I use it on my grass even when it's been raining and it works well. It takes some getting use to at first and can be a little harder to push on grass but isn't that the point?. It's such a good cardio workout and great for knees and legs. I would highly recommend this, great value for the money.

Good, affordable. Does what it needs to for our 10 year old athlete.

First off, the harness is useless and broke right away. The straps work, but if you want to drag with them around your waist, you will need some sort of pad or pool noodle for some comfort. If you are planning to use bumper plates, they will sit on top of the bars on either side. This changes the center of gravity for some exercises making it tippy. For anything more than 110 lbs, you will need to buy some sort of pole to slide over the center post as it is just too short. So, overall, it is ok, but I will probably buy a Shogun Sports multi-purpose sled for an upgrade and just trash this one.

Review from unpacking and putting together:The pictures make it seem like there are two bars to hold the plates, a one inch and a two inch, in reality there is one 1.5 inch bar.The spot to hold the plate has only about 11 inches of room between the raised eyelets for the harness. Not an issue, but you will need to use a smaller plate on the bottom first before putting anything larger than a 25 pound plate.Instructions indicate that you are supposed to put the plastic caps on yourself, mine were reinstalled and pushed so far down, it defeats the purpose of having them.The legs had a bunch of microscopic metal pieces in it that got everywhere.The paint was peeling in certain places.Review from use:Worked as intended for my son to practice pushing around a sled at home in the back yard.